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Document how to use xdebug.file_link_format in different environments? #5759
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Personally I would not expect this in a symfony documentation. My first location would be the vendor of my IDE. The time I noticed that configuration option I searched the internet on how to set up my IDE to get this thing working (I failed 😄). And as mentioned in the comments of symfony/symfony#14340 this should be more a case for IDE vendors. |
@xabbuh I think it's a good idea but I would see it in a "Tips" section |
In my opinion we shouldn't document this in the current Symfony documentation. If we implement a new strategy for the Symfony Docs regarding the virtual machines and we start adding articles related to them, then I'd change my opinion. |
See #19807 for a Symfony-inside solution that is coming to 3.2 |
Closing it as fixed by symfony/symfony#19807 and #6944. |
In symfony/symfony#14340 it was requested to be able to use the
xdebug.file_link_format
with a virtual machine. Is that something that we consider as a valuable contribution to the documentation (for example, explaining how to configure this value depending on your development environment)?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: